Recent content by hirns

Short answer, No! I've fitted out 3 kegorators before and am always looking for ideas. I have one of these toilet brushes and in the position of Rodin the Thinker it came to me that there was a cheaper way :rolleyes: !

Not the cheapest way unless you've got some of the bits lying around. Thought I'd share. U Brewit Tower Three tap tower $50 plus cost of taps. Ebay double font tower $100 plus cost of taps. OR Woolworths Oats S/S toilet brush $12. Cut holes for 1 to 3 taps, screw through S/S base to top of...

Bribie, what yeast did you use when you did this!

Nope still this!

Is the site down as I've not even been able toaccess it in the last two days? :( Hirns

I could but seriously, it cost me all of about $20 landed. By the time I package it up and charge you for the postage.....I reckon you would find it delivered on ebay for less! :o

Have one, they are a cheap start. Mine is about 3 degrees out and can't be callibrated(but this can be factored in). After building my own stc 1000 it now gathers dust. It works, but not to the precission of the STC 1000.

If fridge space permits, use the extra buffer and place the fermenter in a collaspable rubber pail from Big W ($15) and then sit the heater in the water added to the pale. I add 1/2 lid of napisan or bleach to keep the buffer water clean.

<_< So what happened here? Can't find any reviews!

:icon_vomit: Before or after you stirred???

:lol: Wonder what Acetylene flavoured stout tastes like!

This one's got a new coat of paint :ph34r: ! http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Acetylene-Cylin...=item3cc81c117d

As I've lost a bottle of gas due to bad keg lid sealing, I always tip my kegs after they have been filled and gassed to get liquid up around the lid o ring to test the seal. The beer also helps gum up any minor leaks and helps keep the seal once the keg pressure is reduced back down to serving...

Thanks Florian, I desperately needed that shot! Cheers! CHEERS!

This is where the soda stream adaptors come in handy.